Ad states or best offer

[Steel cowboy]

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[John Schmidt]

Paint job sucks!

[Pappy!]

Whutt??
It's flat black! .... all the kids love it. They will go "Dude, that's sick" meaning they love it.

[Thunderbolt]

I don't know if it was true or not but supposedly the story goes something like this.  A guy advertised a car or bike or whatever OBO.  A guy offered him almost nothing for it.  He wouldn't take the offer so they guy took it to court.  The judge asked if if he had a better offer than the guy had offered.  He said no but that was a ridiculous offer.  Judge made him sell it to the guy for what had been offered.
After I heard that one I never used that particular phrase when selling.  Maybe best reasonable offer.

[Chrisj CMA]

I don't know if it was true or not but supposedly the story goes something like this.  A guy advertised a car or bike or whatever OBO.  A guy offered him almost nothing for it.  He wouldn't take the offer so they guy took it to court.  The judge asked if if he had a better offer than the guy had offered.  He said no but that was a ridiculous offer.  Judge made him sell it to the guy for what had been offered.
After I heard that one I never used that particular phrase when selling.  Maybe best reasonable offer.

Maybe that's why the British use "Or Near Offer"

[_Sheffjs_]

How about "Best acceptable offer"

[John Schmidt]

Whutt??
It's flat black! .... all the kids love it. They will go "Dude, that's sick" meaning they love it.

Yeah, but when I say something is sick, I mean it's like puke your guts out type of sick. One of my granddaughters used that term recently and just for fun I went and got her a waste basket. When I set it down in front of her, she couldn't figure out what I was doing so I repeated her use of the work. Her response; "grandpa, that's sick!"  I'm so confused! 

[Squirrel]

Noooooooo!  Don't show me this!  I've already got 6 bikes in my garage!  I just can't do this!   

[Pappy!]

Whutt??
It's flat black! .... all the kids love it. They will go "Dude, that's sick" meaning they love it.

Yeah, but when I say something is sick, I mean it's like puke your guts out type of sick. One of my granddaughters used that term recently and just for fun I went and got her a waste basket. When I set it down in front of her, she couldn't figure out what I was doing so I repeated her use of the work. Her response; "grandpa, that's sick!"  I'm so confused! 

LOL - That is why I took the time to explain it to ya', John!! I shook my head when I learned what the word means these days as well.